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JellyCloud makes compute capacity behave like a single, always-available layer across any infrastructure. On-prem, private cloud, hyperscaler, neocloud, hybrid, your workloads run wherever capacity is. Without rebuilding for each environment. The problem isn’t access to infrastructure. It’s that infrastructure is fragmented. Teams end up with capacity sitting idle in one environment while workloads queue in another. The fix is usually manual routing logic, custom glue between clouds, or overprovisioning to buy headroom. All of it costs engineering time that should be going elsewhere. JellyCloud removes that bottleneck. Connect compute from any provider into one pool. Workloads schedule automatically to wherever capacity is available, across clouds, regions, and environments. No code changes. No DevOps rework. Remote infrastructure behaves as if it’s local. What that means in practice: — One control plane across every environment — Automatic scheduling and failover, in real time — Single integration into your existing Kubernetes setup — No rebuilding, no rewrites, no custom cross-cloud glue Kubernetes-native. One Helm command to connect. Works with AWS, Azure, GCP, CoreWeave, Lambda Labs, Crusoe, on-prem, and more. Built for engineering and platform teams who need reliable, predictable infrastructure without managing the complexity of running across multiple environments. jellycloud.io

Website https://www.jellycloud.io
Employees 8 (4 on RocketReach)
Founded 2025
Industry Technology, Information and Internet

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Vitaly Landa is the Co-Founder | CTO of JellyCloud.

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